Two fabulous stories by female writers from the early twentieth century.
In Elizabeth Bowen’s Pink May, a woman cheats on her husband and is haunted by a female ghost.
In Edith Wharton’s Miss Mary Pask, a woman travelling in Europe visits the house of a friend’s sister, whom she subsequently recalls died a year earlier.
Combined with jazz and music hall songs channelled as if from beyond the grave, Ghost Stories makes for a fantastically frightening evening out.
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Richard Spaul returns to The Leper Chapel with Ghost Stories.
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Forming part of St John’s College, The Bridge of Sighs is one of Cambridge’s most famous landmarks. It shares little with its Venetian namesake, but this Gothic Revival style structure is a beauty in its own right, best admired by punt.